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More, because he turned Harold Ross, the creator and first editor of The New Yorker, into a legend, the Casey Stengel of American letters, the guy who wanted to know if Moby Dick was the whale or the man and who scribbled "Who he?" all over his writers' copy.
Man, was he all over that thing!" as Les put it (doncha love that that was the guitar he was using!).
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He could start all over again.
"He lost everything all over again.
Then he does it all over again.
"All over," he said.
"It's been all over," he said.
He'd do it all over again.
"I start puking all over," he recalled.
He said their wounds were "all over, all over".
He was all over the place.
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